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Popular love song themes from Monday 9 p.m. dramas. Including the theme song from that smash-hit drama.

On Fuji TV’s Monday 9 p.m.

drama slot, commonly known as “Getsuku,” many massively successful series have aired—some even becoming social phenomena.

In particular, the 1990s saw back-to-back mega-hits, to the point where people joked that office ladies disappeared from the streets.

Among Getsuku shows, romance dramas are especially popular.

Along with the dramas, their theme songs also gained huge popularity.

In this article, we’ll introduce some of the most beloved love songs from Getsuku theme tracks.

Immerse yourself in the world of Getsuku romance through these theme songs!

Popular love song theme songs from Monday 9 p.m. dramas. Including the theme song from that mega-hit drama (21–30)

Give Me LoveHey! Say! JUMP

Hey! Say! JUMP – Give Me Love [Official Music Video]
Give Me LoveHey! Say! JUMP

A heart-stirring love song that grandly portrays the earnest longing for love over a mellow R&B sound.

The feelings of continuing to seek love under a vast sky, emotions that words can’t fully capture, and the thoughts for someone special are powerfully conveyed through Hey! Say! JUMP’s richly expressive vocals.

Released in December 2016, the song was used as the theme for Fuji TV’s Monday 9 p.m.

drama “Cain and Abel,” starring group member Ryosuke Yamada.

It’s a track you’ll want to listen to when you’re uncertain about your feelings of love or when your thoughts for someone important are growing stronger.

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To new loversback number

back number – To New Lovers [Official Audio]
To new loversback number

A song that perfectly matches the world of a poignant, romance-themed drama.

It reflects the story’s deep emotions, weaving together complex feelings about a breakup with a former lover, thoughts about a child, and a new relationship.

With the delicate lyrics and memorable melody characteristic of back number, it truly resonates.

Released in July 2024, it was also used as the theme song for Fuji TV’s Monday 9 p.m.

drama “Umi no Hajimari” (The Beginning of the Sea).

It’s a compelling adult love song that prompts deep reflection on family and love—an ideal track for those standing at a crossroads in life or holding dear feelings for someone important.

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A flower of no colorUtada Hikaru

Hikaru Utada “A Flower of No Particular Color”
A flower of no colorUtada Hikaru

Hikaru Utada’s first new song in a year and three months was released digitally in February 2024 as the theme song for the drama “Kimi ga Kokoro wo Kureta kara” (“Because You Gave Me Your Heart”).

The lyrics, steeped in a worldview characteristic of Utada, depict the fragility of the human heart and the importance of love.

Comparing the flower sankayō—which turns transparent when wet—to the human heart, the song’s words invite listeners to peer deeper into its world.

The track is also included on Hikaru Utada’s first best-of album, “SCIENCE FICTION.” It’s a song that offers comfort to those troubled by love and to those searching for the meaning of their existence.

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In conclusion

I introduced some love songs from the Monday 9 p.m.

dramas—what did you think? The moment the music starts, those memorable scenes from the shows instantly come to mind, don’t they? These days, you can enjoy not only reruns but also streaming, so if any song caught your interest, be sure to check out the drama too!